Illinois State University Information Technology (IT) professionals met in the State Farm Hall of Business on December 6, 2019, for networking and education opportunities at the fall Continuous Improvement in Technology Extension (CITx) conference. CITx is a half-day conference that sprung from the full-day CIT conference held each summer since 2013. CIT brings Illinois State’s over 200 IT
Illinois State University Information Technology (IT) professionals assembled in the State Farm Hall of Business on August 6 for the Continuous Improvement in Technology (CIT) conference.
A new course in ReggieNet, “Introduction to Technology at Illinois State,” is now available to guide students through the ins and outs of Illinois State’s technology.
Illinois State University Information Technology (IT) professionals met in the State Farm Hall of Business on May 3, 2019, for networking, education, and recognition opportunities at the spring Continuous Improvement in Technology Extension (CITx) conference. CITx is a half-day conference that sprung from the full-day CIT conference held each summer since 2013. CIT brings Illinois
Information Technology (IT) professionals from across Illinois State University came together in the State Farm Hall of Business on November 30 for the fall Continuous Improvement in Technology Extension (CITx) conference.
Illinois State University has begun offering expanded access to the Adobe Creative Cloud and Adobe Document Cloud suite of applications.
Information Technology (IT) professionals from across Illinois State University came together in the State Farm Hall of Business on April 13 for the spring Continuous Improvement in Technology Extension (CITx) conference.
Information Technology professionals from throughout Illinois State University gathered in the State Farm Hall of Business on November 17 for the Continuous Improvement in Technology Extension (CITx) conference.
TechZone, located inside the Bone Student Center, will hold a faculty and staff appreciation sale on November 15.
Information Technology (IT) professionals from around campus gathered in the State Farm Hall of Business on August 1 for the Continuous Improvement in Technology (CIT) conference. 2017 marked the fifth year for the annual event and drew the largest attendance to date.
